Yes a person can file for naturalization even if their green card is expired, but not if they were a conditional resident and they have not filed...

Yes, a person who is in the U.S. without lawful status can be deported even if they are married to a U.S. citizen. Whether filing applications now...

You should answer yes, that you have previously filed an I-765 and provide the receipt number. That's what it asks you to do since they do not...

If you get denied, you could try consular processing for an H4, or try a late filed change of status to H4.

You are not required to work for pay, that is completely up to you. You can continue your unpaid work without any violation of status.

File written pleadings and a motion to set the case to individual hearing. If you do not know how to do that, see a laywer.

No, generally there is no requirement to have a visa from another country to get a visa to come to the U.S. Certainly having a US citizen son or...

Perhaps you dated, and perhaps you have been in communication with each other since the wedding, and perhaps people attended the wedding.

USCIS will indeed require a new I-20. You may wish to consider paying the expedite fee to get a faster decision.

No, marriage by itself does not change a person's immigration status. However admission as a parolee does allow one to adjust status based on...